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The Fritz-Pflaum-Hütte is a rustic self-catering hut at 1865m above sea level.

The Steinerne Rinne (Steinerne Cirque) is an impressive, steeply rising cirque in the Wilder Kaiser range and leads directly up to the Ellmau Gate. The ascent through this mighty gully is one of the most impressive mountain hikes in the region. Surrounded by the vertical rock faces of the Predigtstuhl and Goinger Halt mountains, the trail climbs steadily over scree and rocky steps – surefootedness and good fitness are essential. During the ascent, views repeatedly open up into the Kaiserbach Valley and up to the wild peaks of the Kaiser.

The Ellmau Gate is a striking ridge in the heart of the Wilder Kaiser range and is one of the most famous destinations in the Kaiser Mountains. Located at approximately 2,006 meters above sea level, it connects the Steinerne Rinne cirque between the Predigtstuhl and the Goinger Halt. The climb to the Ellmau Gate is challenging but extremely rewarding – at the top, breathtaking views open up over the rugged cliffs of the Kaiser range all the way to the Kitzbühel Alps.

A trail from the Stripsenjochhaus leads into this gully. A very steep and exposed (black!) path leads to the Ellmau Gate from behind.

The Griesener Kar – a place where even my injured knee briefly forgot that it would have preferred to stay on the couch. The trail? Challenging, but doable – with enough breaks, a good hiking stick, and the view as pain relief. Upon reaching the top, I was sure my knee would never forgive me, but my heart rejoiced. A nature cinema in 4K – without Wi-Fi, but with a real wow factor.

The Fritz Pflaum Hut is a rustic self-catering hut at an elevation of 1,865 meters in the Griesener Kar of the Wilder Kaiser. The ascent is mostly from the Fischbachalm via the Kleine Griesener Tor and takes about three hours. The tour is challenging, requires surefootedness and a head for heights, but is rewarded with spectacular views. The hut itself belongs to the DAV Bavarian section and is only accessible with an AV key.

Quite funny. The dialect tree at the Wilder Kaiser is a charming highlight – lovingly designed, educational, and full of humor. It combines nature with regional language in an entertaining way and brings a smile to every visitor's face. A real insider tip!